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Navy reservists power a new cyber development unit
The new unit will focus on delivering capabilities to Navy cyberwarriors.
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With China looming, intelligence community backs AI research
The United States government is trying to boost its artificial intelligence capabilities with new research, according to public documents and experts.
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DoD ramps up development of a ‘cyber factory’
The Department of Defense is rapidly working to provide cyberwarriors capabilities under the Unified Platform.
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What will it take to monitor and secure mobile military networks?
Soldiers in combat require immediate access to information, which requires a dependable and secure network. Army leaders must have a system in place that allows them to quickly address problems and bottlenecks as they occur.
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Are defense contractors investing enough in quantum computing?
Quantum computing is set to make existing forms of cybersecurity obsolete, but the coming revolution has not jolted researchers and defense firms to fully invest in the technology,
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The critical strategic questions for DoD’s cyber force
With forces now in place, Cyber Command is beginning to think through tough problems and how to employ its capabilities.
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Is there such a thing as too much supply chain cybersecurity?
In an increasingly digital battlefield, senior leaders, experts and analysts say supply-chain cybersecurity could be a weak point in the military’s armor.
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Four big questions for cybersecurity in 2019
History may remember 2018 as a big year for federal cybersecurity. So what comes next?
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Two cyber risks every agency should worry about in 2019
In 2019, more government agencies will trust cloud providers to protect their data. They’ll also need greater security for personal biometric information.
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Why older satellites present a cyber risk
Cyberattacks in space are no longer science fiction; they are a valid concern for satellites that have been on orbit for decades.
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Navy reservists power a new cyber development unit
The new unit will focus on delivering capabilities to Navy cyberwarriors.
-
With China looming, intelligence community backs AI research
The United States government is trying to boost its artificial intelligence capabilities with new research, according to public documents and experts.
-
DoD ramps up development of a ‘cyber factory’
The Department of Defense is rapidly working to provide cyberwarriors capabilities under the Unified Platform.
-
What will it take to monitor and secure mobile military networks?
Soldiers in combat require immediate access to information, which requires a dependable and secure network. Army leaders must have a system in place that allows them to quickly address problems and bottlenecks as they occur.
-
Are defense contractors investing enough in quantum computing?
Quantum computing is set to make existing forms of cybersecurity obsolete, but the coming revolution has not jolted researchers and defense firms to fully invest in the technology,
-
The critical strategic questions for DoD’s cyber force
With forces now in place, Cyber Command is beginning to think through tough problems and how to employ its capabilities.
-
Is there such a thing as too much supply chain cybersecurity?
In an increasingly digital battlefield, senior leaders, experts and analysts say supply-chain cybersecurity could be a weak point in the military’s armor.
-
Four big questions for cybersecurity in 2019
History may remember 2018 as a big year for federal cybersecurity. So what comes next?
-
Two cyber risks every agency should worry about in 2019
In 2019, more government agencies will trust cloud providers to protect their data. They’ll also need greater security for personal biometric information.
-
Why older satellites present a cyber risk
Cyberattacks in space are no longer science fiction; they are a valid concern for satellites that have been on orbit for decades.
-
Navy reservists power a new cyber development unit
The new unit will focus on delivering capabilities to Navy cyberwarriors.
-
With China looming, intelligence community backs AI research
The United States government is trying to boost its artificial intelligence capabilities with new research, according to public documents and experts.
-
DoD ramps up development of a ‘cyber factory’
The Department of Defense is rapidly working to provide cyberwarriors capabilities under the Unified Platform.
-
What will it take to monitor and secure mobile military networks?
Soldiers in combat require immediate access to information, which requires a dependable and secure network. Army leaders must have a system in place that allows them to quickly address problems and bottlenecks as they occur.
-
Are defense contractors investing enough in quantum computing?
Quantum computing is set to make existing forms of cybersecurity obsolete, but the coming revolution has not jolted researchers and defense firms to fully invest in the technology,
-
The critical strategic questions for DoD’s cyber force
With forces now in place, Cyber Command is beginning to think through tough problems and how to employ its capabilities.
-
Is there such a thing as too much supply chain cybersecurity?
In an increasingly digital battlefield, senior leaders, experts and analysts say supply-chain cybersecurity could be a weak point in the military’s armor.
-
Four big questions for cybersecurity in 2019
History may remember 2018 as a big year for federal cybersecurity. So what comes next?
-
Two cyber risks every agency should worry about in 2019
In 2019, more government agencies will trust cloud providers to protect their data. They’ll also need greater security for personal biometric information.
-
Why older satellites present a cyber risk
Cyberattacks in space are no longer science fiction; they are a valid concern for satellites that have been on orbit for decades.
